From: Jamis Buck <jgb3@...>
Date: 2004-08-17T06:21:10+09:00
Subject: Re: About ruvi

Hal Fulton wrote:

> FWIW, here are some of the vim commands I use (all I can think of).
> The least frequently used is ^V -- the others I use pretty much on
> a daily basis.

In the interest of emphasizing Hal's point that everyone enjoys 
different subsets of VIM functionality, let me state that I, on the 
other hand, use ^V *all the time*. It's one of my favorite VIM commands. 
Similarly (if I may be permitted to append to Hal's list):

q
@@
 >>
<<
D
*
"*y and "*p
c-V, s-V, and V

(Note: these are given without any knowledge of what ruvi currently 
supports; I'll probably install ruvi if for no other than reason than 
because I love Ruby and I love vim, and I'm fascinated by the prospect 
of combining the two.)

- Jamis

> 
> gg and G
> w, b, e, and f
> a and A
> p and P
> yy
> .
> [n]cw
> x
> z. z- and z+
> ZZ
> :q
> :q!
> :w!
> :wq
> :w
> :f
> :r
> :!shellcmd
> :linenum
> ~
> ^F and ^B
> / and ?
> n
> j and k (yes, I sometimes use those)
> |
> ^ and $
> :i,j<cmd>
> :s
> H
> L
> J
> dd
> u
> ^R
> ^V
> ^Y
> ^E
> m and '
> %
> :%s/regex/text/[g]
> :i,js/regex/text[g]


-- 
Jamis Buck
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http://www.jamisbuck.org/jamis

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